Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH

Société Générale launches USD stablecoin USD CoinVertible on Ethereum & Solana – first major euro-based stablecoin banking initiative.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has asked issuers of exchange-traded Solana funds (ETFs) to update their S-1 filings.

Hong Kong tests Chainlink CCIP for cross-border CBDC payments – pilot project links e-HKD with stablecoins and smart contracts.

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) can be compared to traditional firms whose decisions are found in a decentralized fashion.

Was hat sich diese Woche rund um Blockchain und Kryptowährungen getan? Aktuelle Geschehnisse und Hintergrundberichte im Wochenrückblick.

JPMorgan accepts Bitcoin ETFs as loan collateral – institutional investors gain new access to liquid crypto assets.

Together with two Swiss Bitcoiners, Mexican billionaire Ricardo B. Salinas publishes the book The Bitcoin Enlightenment.

Webus announces $300 million XRP reserve and plans to integrate XRPL payments – share price rises after SEC filing.

Pump.fun plans $1B token sale (ICO) at $4B valuation – memecoin platform targets expansion and new investors.

21Shares launches Hedera ETP (HDRA) – regulated access to energy-efficient hashgraph technology on SIX.

Circle raises IPO target to USD 896 million at USD 7.2 billion valuation – USDC issuer benefits from crypto-friendly environment.

During the CVJ.CH Summer Soirée on June 26, you will learn from leading financial institutions why it is worth getting started with digital assets.

SEC questions planned crypto ETFs with staking options – legal uncertainty for Ethereum- and Solana-based products.

What has happened in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies this week? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.

SEC withdraws lawsuit against Binance – a sign of Trump’s new crypto policy and a potential turning point for the industry.

The Sui Foundation coordinated the freezing of stolen funds from the Cetus hack, raising questions about decentralization.